kristen: kevin, thanks. manchester police have made a new arrest in the robbery and beating of a store owner and now say the first man arrested did not commit the cri first degree assault. police say while he was being arrested, crawford struggled violently with officers leaving one with a serious injury. investigators say after the first arrest, they found new information that led them to crawford. robbery and first degree assault charges are being dropped for the man originally arrested in the case. however, he was also wanted on unrelated outstanding warrants police did not release details on those. new at noon, a manchester man is behind bars after police say he exposed himself to some high school girls. police say 30-year-old jacob mobley-hall was arrested yesterday nearby a high school in lexington massachusetts. he is being charged with multiple counts of open and gross felony and exposing himself. he is a registered sex offender here in new hampshire. manchester first responders are speaking out abou

kristen: ray, thank you. right now a chicago woman is in -- right now three people in the hospital after this crash on i-89 in lebanon. state police say 27-year-old bianca williams of chicago was heading south when she got distracted and slammed into the guardrail near exit 20. her suv rolled over and was sideswiped by another suv. williams was taken to the hospital. she has life-threatening condition. two people in the other suv were also taken to the hospital but are expected to be ok. at noon, the areas facing extreme drought conditions is growing again. it now includes parts of merrimack county, plus all of rockingham county and more of strafford county. and starting today in portsmouth, the city is putting a complete lawn watering ban into effect. you can still hand-water vegetable gardens and perennials. but it means the previous odd-even restrictions are no longer in effect. some relief, let's check in with meteorologist kevin skarupa. kevin: it has been a very long, very dry stretch and the granite st

it was kristen's.man she says almost killed her. >> i was certain that he had done this before. but at the same time, i didn't think he would do it again. >> the detective called ynobe matthews back down to the station for another interview and decided to pull a fast one with his suspect. telling him he was about to get dna results from the crime scene. were you really about to get it that quickly? >> we weren't going to get it that quickly that day. but trying to get him to believe that we had that information, that we had everything that we needed. i had contacted my supervisor earlier. i told him if he could page me, just say -- type in the words that says dna matches. >> and right on cue, the detective's pager went off. >> and i showed it to mr. matthews and asked him to read it. it said dna matches. >> so what's his face like when he looks at that match? >> he became pretty emotional. and he said, it was an accident, but he had killed her. >> the detective called carolyn's parents and gave them th

kristen: thank you. a new warning to first responders across the granite state about a powerful pain killer. the state's bureau of ems is asking fire departments and ems crews to proceed with caution on calls where drug paraphernalia is found. officials say a new powerful drug related to fentanyl has been discovered in several states. its called furanyl-fentanyl and it's an extremely powerful sold as a fine powder. if airborne, it can be fatal to users and first responders who inhale it, or if gets absorbed through the skin. just into the newsroom, merrimack will be sent made an arrest in a burglary investigation. police were called when charles washington was pounding on the front door of a local home, demanding that the homeowner turn over his mail. he then forced his way into the believe is an organized terminal ring out of new york. washington is charged with felony burglary and multiple counts of receiving stolen property. police want to remind residents if you get mail or packages delivered to your

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wmur's kristen carosa explains. kristen: emergency crews have stationed the vehicles in the street, and roughly two acres have burned so far half a mile from here and fires are burning deep did you draft conditions. -- due emergency vehicles from several surrounding towns have flooded this neighborhood on the manchester-hooksett line. >> they know what they're are doing and have it under control. kristen: catherine raddatz lives near where the fire is burning which was spotted by a hunter saturday afternoon fire officials do say people living in the area are safe. >> we have multiple companies there working the fire. kristen: fire officials believe the fire has been burning for several days and could have been caused by an unpermitted camp fire or a lightening strike. that is still under investigation. conditions are making fighting this fire much worse. >> extremely labor-intensive to go through and physically take out the areas with foam and continue to go back and do the same thing over and over again. kristen: f

kristen: that sounds amazing. we're making progress over here, tom it is smelling reduce to down a little bit. a technique that we use to make sauces richer and more flavorful as we blend some butter in. take a little bit of cold butter. important that it is cold or you end up with a broken sauce. use world that in -- you swirl that in. risotto. -- truffle mushroom risotto. risotto can be daunting for people because it has a lot of steps. but if it gets too thick, add a little bit of water to it. kristen: i really want to see what this is going to look like. tom: i will finish with a truffle oil. everyone loves truffle oil. what type of wine? michael: i like the cabernets with the duck with a result of it -- risotto. food be blend of the -- particularly the blend of the syrah and zinfandel. the wine's job is to cleanse the palate. kristen: we are out of time but kristen: we are out of time but this looks absolutely beautiful being with me in "cook's corner ." during vietnam i served on an aircraft carrier in the g

kristen: there certainly was. eversource says more than 23,000 customers were without power this morning. most should be back on by the end of the day. live in windham, kristen carosa, wmur news 9. adam: thank you. earlier today, more than 20,000 earlier today, more than 20,000 homes across the state w 2000 outages. cherise: crews are still trying to clean up the damage in many parts of the state. strong winds knocked down several trees on west north street in manchester. and a pine tree fell on a home in barrington. meteorologist hayley lapoint tells us if we're in the clear tonight. hayley: absolutely we are. those storms are long gone. it was a line that went across the state. nobody was left out of this one. within that line, there were easily wind gusts near 50, maybe 60 miles per hour. that is why there were so many wind damage reports. the circles indicate where there was wind damage. we did hear a very strong wind and damage in the epsom area. it looks like this was very strong wind that moved across the s

wmur's kristen pope is here live with his message. kristen. kristen: tom, hillary clinton's former party rival, bernie sanders, made multiple stops throughout the granite state today, including one at lebanon high school, where he rallied his supporters to continue the movement now, behind secretary clinton. [cheers and applause] kristen: senator bernie sanders walked out to the lebanon high school yard to cheers from many people largely still feeling the >> he is not corrupt, did not do anything dirty, and i keep telling my friends, you now cannot find anything dirty on bernie. kristen: but now, senator sanders has the big task of bringing his supporters over to secretary hillary clinton's side. this afternoon he made the case for her. senator sanders: what are the important issues facing america, and what are the positions of the candidates on those issues? if you look at a campaign on that basis, the answer is 100% clear that on every issue, hillary clinton is the superior candidate, hands down. kristen: some people are not yet convinced. >

be watching to see if hillary message in aspirational kristen welker: i'm kristen welker after hours of preparing through the mock debates we'll be watching to see if clinton can deliver her message in terms and donald trump off his game. perhaps her biggest challenge, convincing undecided voters to trust her. kristen welker: i'm kristen welker after hours of preparing through the weekend and mock debates we'll be watching to see if hillary clinton can deliver her aspirational katy tur, we trump isn't prepping in the traditional way, no mock debates, but which donald trump are we going to see onstage? the restrained version or the candidate that insults his opponent? the campaign hopes they'll presidential donald trump, but we will see. you can see the presidential debate, live, right here on eight o'clock. been avoiding the library because late fees have been piling up? not to worry.the milwaukee public library is forgiving all late fees. the idea is to welcome back those banned from the library because of fines and fees from overdue items. tonight, we take you to saukville, for a t

kristen pope is live in salem with how dangerous these devices can be. kristen: these devices have the ability to clone your credit card information and steal your identity. salem police are looking into surveillance footage to see who is responsible for installing these skimmers. when you pull up to a gas station, you expect to get your tank filled but police say four pounds in salem with the goal of emptying your wallet. >> employees doing checks of the equipment noticed the devices. kristen: two stations were hit, one in south broadway and dusty citgo. >> we do not know how long they have been there. kristen: the owner at dusty's would not go on camera but she told us that pump four h b the device was found when the technician came to work on it. police say these types of cases are hard to solve. >> it will be hard to put a stop to it because it is tough to monitor every single place. kristen: one of several security expert says paying attention every time you fill up can keep you from coming -- from becoming the device, and if it moves or comes out,

let me introduce kristen. kristen green is an author who grew up in farmville, virginia and that is important because it is important to the story. gradup graduated from the university of mary and washington and the harvard school of government. she is a journalist and worked at the richmond times dispatch and prior to that worked at the boston globe and san diego t tribune. she has a husband and two daughters who you will become familiar with when you read the bo book. let me tell you about "something must be done about prince edward county." for those that want to support kristen it is up for library of individual's people choice award and you can dwi the library of individual website to get this voted as a people's choice award. it is an interesting book and an interesting book for me not only because i am a lawyer and love race relation topics. brown versus board of education is something i studied in depth and law school but gaithersburg was voted the most diverse city in america. those of us here today w

sot kristen o'meara 18 17 04 sot kristen i put my kids at risk // 18 13 52 i wish that i had taken more time to research from both sides before my children were born possibly find about why vaccines might be harmful// 17 52 56 i became pretty convinced. so she chose not to vaccinate her children. but then -her 5 year old and 3 year old twins were stricken with a case of rotavirus. kristen and her husband also got very sick. she was suddenly living with the scary repercussion of her choice. sot kristen o'meara 18 02 16 it was awful and it didn't have to them vaccinated. i felt guilty, i felt really guilty (gfx) although the american academy of pediatrics recommends vaccinations for practically every child, the group says that the number of parents refusing to vaccinate their children may be on the rise. in 2013, 87% of pediatricians surveyed had encountered parents who refused a vaccine, up from 75% in 2006. (end gfx) (source: american academy of pediatrics) the most common reasons for refusing to vaccinate? some vaccinations were unnecessary and they had concerns about autism --a link w

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wmur's kristen carosa spoke with both candidates. kristen: we caught up with the with how their campaigns have gone so far. republican candidates for the second congressional district hard at work wrapping up another busy day on the campaign trail. >> we're just trying to reach out and get more people interested in our campaign. >> it's been a wonderful campaign because the message has been received very well, all throughout the state. kristen: businessman jim lawrence is facing off against state representative jack flanagan in tuesday's primary. flanagan is in his third term in the new hampshire house and has school board member and town finance committee member. >> when pressed, we got things done. that's really what it is. we got business tax cuts. we got workers' compensation reform we have common court testing reform. kristen: lawrence owns a consulting firm in nashua and served as state rep, as well as in the air force. >> the biggest thing is my experience. i'm the only veteran in this race. air force academy. kristen: both fe

kristen talked about the fire roads that are in there. still not easy to reach so how much of a challenge is this, the geography in. >> it's a rural area, summit road and small roads that kind of intersect with that off both sides of the summit. it's very rural terrain. >> thanks so much. sergeant chris clark with the santa cruz sheriff's office. >> this fire has really spread quickly despite the fact that the winds were relatively still this afternoon. >> that's been hot and although the temperature is coming down and apparently the humidity is inching up which is good news. meteorologist sandhya patel is following the latest. >> check out the smoke, a pretty good indication that the winds aren't terribly strong. yes, it's been hot there. in the low 90s. right now the conditions near the fire line, 87 degrees, so it is warm there. take a look. relative humidity 12%. it is slowly creeping up and southerly winds gusting to 10 pushing the smoke north ward towards parts of the south bay and places like san jose so you might be seeing that sm

>> thanks, kristen and eric. it is friday night and we have a new show. >> tracy told me he went to your house and you made him ballpark franks. >> i went over there and he made me franks, ballpark franks. grocery shoppers of america! take your o organics baby carrots. take your eggs. even your o organics chips. and join the organic movement. organic food is no longer just for the privileged few. now everyone can afford to go organic. o organics, exclusively at safeway. ♪ amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds adjust on both sides for your best sleep ever. don't miss the biggest sale of the year- all beds on sale with the queen c2 mattress only $599.99. final days! ends sunday know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. >>> tonight we have details about the serious warning about the smartphone. the consumer product safety commission announced today anyone with a samsung galaxy note 7 should turn it off and stop using it immediately. katie explains live from samsung headquarters

author of the new book "government gone wild" kristen tate. and he put together more columns than the roman, theater columnist ichael riedle. and he knows more about the constitution than the constitution knows about itself. free think media executive producer camille foster. and he hosts a tv show on brooklyn tv. that's why everyone is moving there. brooklyn tv host, greg johnson. >> you're the best, tom. >> let's start the show. >> journalists are asking hillary clinton questions by rolling oranges to the tront of her plane. is there any other way? it is a tradition dating back to ronald ray again. on -- ronald reagan. on tuesday they rolled it into where the clinton staff sits. who would you rather have dinner with, trump or putin? let's go to the tape. >> it is so much fun. >> unbelievable. putin. that was the answer of the who loves dictators now? he circled putin's name after consulting with clinton. well, i have other questions i would like to ask hillary clinton. if she prefers they are written on fruit, i will be ready. that is defini

>> thanks, kristen and eric. it is friday night and we have a new show. >> tracy told me he went to your house and you made him ballpark franks. >> i went over there and he made me franks, ballpark franks. >>> tonight we have details about the serious warning about the smartphone. the consumer product safety commission announced today anyone with a samsung galaxy note 7 should turn it off and stop using it immediately. katie explains live from samsung headquarters in san jose. it does follow dozens of explosions and fires. >> reporter: kristen there have been 35 fires involving the phone and one will be on the phone. a man called it in. >> the air bags started exploding. >> his samsung galled lexy -- galaxy note 7 was charging his phone when it caught fire. they are telling note 7 owners not to charge it and don't use it. >> this is one of their flagship , high end phones. >> the bay area tech analyst said not all note 7's are at risk. >> it is only the galaxy note 7. not all batteries came from the same factory.

>> thanks, kristen and eric. it is friday night and we have a new show. >> tracy told me he went to your house and you made him ballpark franks. >> i went over there and he made me franks, ballpark franks. >>> tonight we have details about the serious warning about the smartphone. the consumer product safety commission announced today anyone with a samsung galaxy note 7 should turn it off and stop using it immediately. katie explains live from samsung headquarters in san jose. it does follow dozens of explosions and fires. >> reporter: kristen there have been 35 fires involving the phone and one will be on the phone. a man called it in. >> the air bags started exploding. >> his samsung galled lexy -- galaxy note 7 was charging his phone when it caught fire. they are telling note 7 owners not to charge it and don't use it. >> this is one of their flagship , high end phones. >> the bay area tech analyst said not all note 7's are at risk. >> it is only the galaxy note 7. not all batteries came from the same factory.

dan and kristen? >>> a san francisco fundraiser went on tonight without the democratic presidential candidate. clinton canceled her bay area trip before falling ill. lilian kim is live in the newsroom. lilian? >> clinton was able to participate by calling into the event. she sounded healthy, upbeat and as focused as ever. they knew hillary clinton wouldn't be here, but they came anyway scrievment we need her to rest and feel better. she was giving her all and then some. >> as many as 3,000 people converged in san francisco for clinton's fundraiser that was scheduled before her health scare on sunday. that's when she was seen leaving the 9/11 ceremony and stumbling into her van. clinton was diagnosed with pneumonia two days prior. at to nate's event clinton spoke to her supporters via speaker phone. she was originally supposed to attend in person. >> i am following doctors orders to rest up so i can get back on the campaign trail. but i'm gonna do it because we do have so much work still ahead of us. >

kristen: both candidates feel confident. live in nashua, kristen carosa, wmur news 9. tom: we will have complete primary coverage throughout the >> the most important thing to take away was communicating that that's not who we are in nashua. we're a welcoming community and we care for our neighbors. shelley: dozens gathered to show strength in unity in nashua after a local mosque was vandalized. last night, a rock was thrown into the place of worship during prayer. right now, members of the community are urging police to investigate whether this was an act of hate as people are trying to figure out why someone would a time of prayer. in place of peace, an act of hate. it was sunday night when mohammad akbar received a call telling him someone vandalized the islamic society of greater nashua, shattering the calm of prayer time by throwing a rock through a window. >> it was lighted up in side. shelley: the mosque opened three years ago when nashua became refugees. the rock hit an electronic sign advertising the mosque. >> he's saying when the stone went by his ears, it w

dan and kristen?ncisco fundraiser went on tonight without the democratic presidential candidate. clinton canceled her bay area trip before falling ill. lilian kim is live in the newsroom. lilian? >> clinton was able to participate by calling into the event. she sounded healthy, upbeat and as focused as ever. they knew hillary clinton wouldn't be here, but they came anyway scrievment we need her to rest and feel better. she was giving her all and then some. >> as many as 3,000 people converged in san francisco for clinton's fundraiser that was scheduled before her health scare on sunday. that's when she was seen leaving the 9/11 ceremony and stumbling into her van. clinton was diagnosed with pneumonia two days prior. at to nate's event clinton spoke to her supporters via speaker phone. she was originally supposed to attend in person. >> i am following doctors orders to rest up so i can get back on the campaign trail. but i'm gonna do it because we do have so much work still ahead of us. >> i think the

kristen. >> and we have to wait until the weekend. all right, somara, starting to see that typical slowdown. and that is 71 from the jennings freeway past 490 and the only issue we're dealing with is the patchy fog in lorain and it's too bad, though. keeping a close eye on the turnpike and 20 as well. just in case. let's head outside and check on the odot camera here and this is the state route 8 and exchange street by the university of akron and not let's check in with john rudder and the breaking news leader. air tracker 5. >> hey, kristen, good morning. the only thing we noticed, maybe more volume on 480. other than, that things are looking good and this is 480 going across the valley view bridge. the traffic is moving along nicely and traffic that you might be dealing with this morning. you want to play back some video that we shot as we were in the area and this is 71 as you're approaching the inner belt bridge and a slowdown earlier than you typically see overwhelm you. you can see cars slowing down as they try to change the lan

>> reporter: hi, kristen.ts, and he said he's driver for an on-demand ride service. now he and christine mcdaniel are each sitting in jail on $1.3 million jail. police maintain this was a hate crime, but they say it wasn't random, that it sprung from an ongoing dispute between two families. >> on september 7th of this year i came before the media to announce a hate crime that happened in our community. that

kristen: crews were getting only five hours of sleep at night. and worked until 7:00 at night battling tough conditions. >> building line out in front. some days, they had us behind the fire. pulling out equipment to use in other places. kristen: high and your wildfire is only 55% contained and continues to grow. >> when we left, it was about 180,000 acres. continue to assist from all over the country. >> many firefighters have gone on well over 20 deployments and that has been throughout the country, as far away as a lacks a couple -- alaska, qu?bec. when we do have a fire in the region, they will be more prepared to assist us on a large fire. kristen: wmur, news 9. amy: firefighters are hoping the fire out. still to come on daybreak, looking to plan some winter fun? how you can get a ride on the mount washington snow cat. it was all things alien in exeter. we will take you to this year's uso festival -- ufo festival. find out how granite staters are reacting to the fact that mother kelly ayotte: thanks, buddy. kelly (voiceover): i'm kelly ayott

everyone, i am kristen welker in for kate snow. we start with the breaking news. in this video he was asked about comments about mexicans coming to the united states. >> when mexico sends their people, they're not sending their best, they're not sending you, they're not sending you. >> they're sending people that have a lot of problems and they're bringing those problems with us. they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crimes and rapists and some i assume are good people. >> you probably remember that speech. after those comments, two celebrity chefs, withdrew on deals to operate restaurants at trump's hotel. he sued them. msnbc's ari melbourne is joining me now. what are we learning? >> what we are learning is there are more than one donald trump, he's at times concise and thoughtful and appears to be someone who knows how to handle a deposition which makes sense since he's been in two and a half lawsuits. and one of the other conversations point here and other debates was whether all of this that he had said about immigration and mexican immigrants have unfairl

for now, back to you, kristen and dan. >> thanks, ama. we'll see you then. >> finally here, a driver in washington state has learned donald trump will not help you get ahead when it comes to beating the morning commute. >> check this out. a driver in a seattle suburb placed a cardboard cutout of trump's noggin on the passenger side head rest hoping it would help him cruise the carpool lane pretending there's an extra person there. >> the driver really wasn't using his head. a washington state trooper pulled him over and the driver faces a fine of at least $136. >> might want to try something more realistic looking next time. right, not that we're advocating that you try to cheat in the carpool lane. >> if you do it, do it better than that. >> "world news tonight" with david muir is next. i'm >>> tonight, breaking the record. the most-watched debate ever. donald trump, hillary clinton, and the new fallout this evening. trump upset about his mic. upset about some of the questions. will he do the next two debates? and hillary clinton today,

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>> kristen welker, thanks so much. and katy tur as well. a quick program guide as we watch tonight's debate, it's scheduled to last 90 minutes, no breaks. it will be divided into six 15-minute segments, the debate topics selected by the moderator, will include america's direction, achieving prosperity and securing america. the coin toss and will get the first question. if you happen to notice a difference in those podiums, trump's is, in fact, higher, to make up for the ten-inch height difference between them. that brings us to our political moderator of "meal the press" chuck todd, and tom brokaw who needs no introduction. chuck, as i turn to you, it seems to me, neither candidate is the status quo. they both need to put points on the board. >> a hundred percent. history says we hype these debates up, but they don't move the needle that much, that the trajectory of the race isn't changed. but this debate feels different. there's a lot of fluidity. i think the biggest is the point kristen welker was making. there's one in seven voters right

nicole wallace, thank you, kristen welker for joining us as well in your 21st workout. we'll take our first break here. and when we come back, what happened inside donald trump's campaign today? and more importantly, referencing something last night, what happened at that intelligence briefing? nbc news has new details. katy tur will join us, and what happened with that presidential candidate gary johnson? we'll explain aleppo-gate when we come back. thank you. my advice for looking younger, longer? pam. this, this is pam's. try not to take things personally. all right. thank you pam. don't let the little things get to you. get your beauty sleep. and use aveeno® absolutely ageless® night cream. with active naturals® blackberry complex. you'll wake up to younger looking skin in just one week. younger looking skin can start today. absolutely ageless®. aveeno. naturally beautiful results® gtree: when banks compete, you win. >>> remember this. she is always talking about -- things that she is going to do. but she has been there for more than 30 years. and she has never done

larry and kristen? >> thanks so much, marci. >>> major league baseball player jose fernandez was laid to rest today at st. brendan's catholic church. singer marc anthony attended. the 24-year-old died in a boating accident. his teammates honored his memory by placing their caps on the pitching mound earlier this week. >>> and thousands are paying their respect to a man considered to be one of the founding fathers of israel. former president bill clinton paid his respects and bowed his head while standing next to the coffin of former israeli prime minister shimon peres. president barack obama and other world leaders will aend ttend t funeral in israel tomorrow. the 93-year-old had a stroke two weeks ago. >>> and the flag outside of a federal building in san jose is at half-staff in honor of peres. president obama has ordered all flags to be flown at half-staff through tomorrow night at sunset. >>> a tiny town has big development plans and some people don't like those plans. brisbane is really large and m

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kristen, thanks, be careful out there. nicole, i already heard some of the reaction on the cables tonight. i heard people saying, well this certainly gets the subject off hillary clinton's recent illness because she's clearly back and responding tonight. i heard people say another news cycle has been commanded for better or worse by donald trump. >> it's for worse. the way the cycle has gone down so far, the person in the news is usually in the news not because of a triumph, but because of a bad development, a bad story line. so he's back in the news. this is exactly what she needed to sort of start to get her groove back. >> this public kind of couch analysis continues of donald trump, people talk about how many good days he posts on the positive side by showing restraint, today, this morning on television, he went after the pastor who hosted him yesterday in flint, michigan. then they talk about the bad days. and just exactly to the issue we were talking about before we went to kristen welker. >> i don't think about thos